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Venice in the late 15th century. The Château de
Lusignan, near Poitiers, was the prin****l seat of the
Lusignans. It is
shown at its
height in the
March illumination...
- France. Guy was the
youngest son of Hugh VIII of
Lusignan and
Bourgogne of Rancon. Both the
Lusignans and the
Rancons had a long
history of involvement...
- the
Mountains Coat of arms of
Lusignans as the
Kings of Cyprus.
Lusignans as the
Kings of
Cyprus and Jerusalem.
Lusignans as the
Kings of Cyprus, Jerusalem...
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James of
Lusignan (French:
Jacques de
Lusignan; died bef. 1395 or 1395/1397), was a
titular Count of
Tripoli in 1382. He was son of John of
Lusignan, Regent...
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Stefano Lusignan (1537–1590), also
known as Étienne de
Lusignan and
Estienne de
Lusignan, was a priest, scholar, and
titular bishop of
Venetian Cyprus...
- Hunter), was the
first Lord of
Lusignan. He is
mentioned in the
Chronicle of Saint-Maixent. In
later years the
Lusignans held the
forest from the east...
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foreign policies and the
notoriety of his
Poitevin half-brothers, the
Lusignans, as well as the role of his
local officials in
collecting taxes and debts...
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Lusignan can
refer to:
Lusignan dynasty, a
European ruling family Château de
Lusignan, the seat of the
lords of
Lusignan in
Lusignan, Vienne,
France Lusignan...
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Montgommery family with the
recognition of the Plantagenets. In 1168, the
Lusignans revolted against King
Henry II of
England and
killed his
confidant Patrick...
- Hugh of
Lusignan was a
common name for
French of the
House of
Lusignan. Hugh I (early 10th century) Hugh II (died 967) Hugh III Hugh IV Hugh V (died 1060)...
